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The one I ordered to replace it is brass im also thinking about panel bonding a peice of sheet metal on the inside to brace the mount

Thats all thats left of it the tabs snapped off and my antenna fell over wasn’t getting any signal now i know why

So its no longer cleaning an nmo mount its now replacing it

Thats the one place in the headliner that stays dry all the time and it is dusty

The cable is good i believe. I know it hasn’t leaked just external surface rust i cleaned the threads and the center nub they are clean now

I put a hole in a coke cap and screwed it on the nmo soaked it in pb blaster and used a wire brush on it now it test good on the multi meter

Its got some build up on it so i will probably have to get it off before I can remove it

My 96 bronco has a nmo mount and coax ran but its been exposed for a few years and has some gummy rust im going to get the multimeter out and check it but ive been thinking about vinegar in a little cup sealed to it ive heard that makes stuff fall off if anyone has anything better to use im open...

Hopefully there will be some more folks on radio due to the virus

I know if nothing else i can get on the channel my buddy uses in his tractor and talk to him but i live right off i 65

Thank you its a cobra 29 ltd so am only oh well i know a good place to park to get good signal right off the interstate a little ways maybe i can get some distance

So maybe a bit of a newb question but as I understand my cb is just on AM correct

I wish my stuff to hook it up was here i had to get a mini coax end to regular coax adapter for the back of the amp and my antenna also ordered a speaker

Testing is still goin

7 so far

I believe we are supposed to stay home from 11-6 here south central KY

I guess my cb is older it has the side mic

I have a cobra 29 ltd and a modulator plus (with push buttons not dial) to go on my bronco here soon maybe i will be able to get out some range